WHAT WORRIES THE WORLD? 2024

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Open slide detailBeat · Problem (Identify pain)
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This is a cover or introductory slide for a research report.front_matter
Open slide detailBeat · Problem (Identify pain)
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The slide uses a grid layout to present six distinct key takeaways from the 'What Worries the World' report.summarize
Open slide detailBeat · Problem (Identify pain)
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Data represents a global country average across 29 countries.summarize
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Data from Ipsos Global Advisor, Wave 203.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Problem (Identify pain)
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The chart tracks sentiment over a decade, highlighting a divergence in perception around 2019-2020.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)
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The slide uses a background image of international flags arranged in a circle, with a person in the foreground.transition
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)
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The slide uses a narrative format to report on a global survey (Ipsos What Worries the World).summarize
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)
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The chart uses a diverging stacked bar format to compare two binary sentiment categories.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)
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The chart displays two lines representing the percentage of respondents who believe their country is heading in the 'Right Direction' (teal) versus the 'Wrong Tanalyze_data
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The slide features a photograph of icebergs on a black sand beach, likely symbolizing climate change or global instability.front_matter
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Data based on Ipsos Global Advisor survey of 23,287 adults across 29 countries.summarize
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Voice Of Customer
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Data based on a survey of 23,287 adults across 29 countries.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Voice Of Customer
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The chart tracks 6 categories: Inflation, Crime & violence, Poverty & social inequality, Unemployment, Financial/political corruption, and Coronavirus.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Voice Of Customer
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Part of Ipsos 'What Worries the World' report.summarize
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Cost Of Inaction
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The slide presents survey data from Ipsos Global Advisor regarding consumer concerns.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Cost Of Inaction
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Part of the Ipsos 'What Worries the World' series.summarize
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Cost Of Inaction
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Data source: Ipsos Global Advisor, December 2024.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Cost Of Inaction
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Part of Ipsos 'What Worries the World' series.summarize
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Cost Of Inaction
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Data from Ipsos Global Advisor, December 2024.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Agitate (Make it worse)Loop · Cost Of Inaction
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The slide uses a mix of narrative text and a small list to summarize survey findings on unemployment as a top-of-mind issue.summarize
Open slide detailBeat · Solution (Provide relief)
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Data from Ipsos Global Advisor, Wave 203.analyze_data
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Part of a larger Ipsos 'What Worries the World' report.summarize
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The data is sorted by the percentage of respondents choosing corruption as a worry, with Indonesia at the top and Singapore at the bottom.analyze_data
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Part of a recurring 'What Worries the World' report by Ipsos.summarize
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Data source: Ipsos Global Advisor, December 2024.analyze_data
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Part of the Ipsos 'What Worries the World' series.summarize
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Data source: Ipsos Global Advisor, December 2024.analyze_data
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Part of Ipsos 'What Worries the World' series.summarize
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Data source: Ipsos Global Advisor, December 2024.analyze_data
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Part of a recurring Ipsos 'What Worries the World' report.summarize
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Data from Ipsos Global Advisor, December 2024.analyze_data
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The slide uses a mix of narrative text and a list of top countries worried about the economy to illustrate global economic sentiment.summarize
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The chart uses a diverging stacked bar format to represent 'Good' (pink) vs 'Bad' (teal) economic sentiment.analyze_data
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The chart tracks sentiment across 7 countries (France, US, Italy, Canada, Japan, Germany, Great Britain) over time.analyze_data
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The chart tracks the percentage of respondents who describe the economic situation as 'Very good' or 'Somewhat good'.analyze_data
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The chart tracks the percentage of respondents who describe the economic situation as 'Very good' or 'Somewhat good'.analyze_data
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The chart shows a significant drop to 10% in December 2024, the lowest since February 2016.analyze_data
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The chart tracks the percentage of respondents who describe the economic situation as 'Very good' or 'Somewhat good'.analyze_data
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The chart tracks longitudinal sentiment regarding the national economy in Great Britain.analyze_data
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The chart tracks the percentage of respondents answering 'Very good' or 'Somewhat good'.analyze_data
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The chart highlights a stable trend in Italy's economic sentiment over the last 12 months.analyze_data
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The chart shows a significant decline in positive economic sentiment in Japan around 2019, stabilizing at a lower level since then.analyze_data
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The chart shows a significant drop in sentiment around 2019-2020, with a current value of 41%.analyze_data
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